Saturday 1 December 2018, 1.30–2.30pm, OTO Project Space

The Twentieth Anniversary London Improvisers Orchestra Workshop with CHARLOTTE HUG – inter-disciplinary improvisation

No Longer Available

This workshop is free to attend but due to limited places, advance booking required.

Hug's innovative musical-visual solo performances in distinctive locations and her interdisciplinary work have created an international furore. She has played in locations such as the tunnels of the Rhône glacier, the House of Detention, an underground former prison in London, a half-demolished bunker in Humboldthain Berlin, the hot healing springs in the spa town of Baden and the dockyard in Coph on the Irish Atlantic coast.

This musician of the extreme is constantly pushing the boundaries of her instrument and has reinvented the viola – and this with an instrument built by the Viennese violin maker J.G Thir in 1763 . She has developed a number of techniques, including the “soft bow technique”, which enables her to play up to eight voices. Hug´s speciality is also a blend of viola and vocals, which has given rise to her distinctive tonal language.